Married Lavina Penniman Rideout 1860
Married Kate Amanda Slayton April 1, 1871 Calais, Washington, VT
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East Calais
John Q. Haskell died Saturday morning from apoplexy. Funeral services were held from his late home on Monday, Rev. Samuel Lewis officiating. Mr. Haskell had been a life long respected citizen of this town, a successful farmer, and a good neighbor. A wife and 2 daughters, Mrs. Jed Holt of Woodbury and Mrs. George Ballantine, with whom he lived, survive him.
Married Kate Amanda Slayton April 1, 1871 Calais, Washington, VT
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East Calais
John Q. Haskell died Saturday morning from apoplexy. Funeral services were held from his late home on Monday, Rev. Samuel Lewis officiating. Mr. Haskell had been a life long respected citizen of this town, a successful farmer, and a good neighbor. A wife and 2 daughters, Mrs. Jed Holt of Woodbury and Mrs. George Ballantine, with whom he lived, survive him.
Married Lavina Penniman Rideout 1860
Married Kate Amanda Slayton April 1, 1871 Calais, Washington, VT
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East Calais
John Q. Haskell died Saturday morning from apoplexy. Funeral services were held from his late home on Monday, Rev. Samuel Lewis officiating. Mr. Haskell had been a life long respected citizen of this town, a successful farmer, and a good neighbor. A wife and 2 daughters, Mrs. Jed Holt of Woodbury and Mrs. George Ballantine, with whom he lived, survive him.
Married Kate Amanda Slayton April 1, 1871 Calais, Washington, VT
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East Calais
John Q. Haskell died Saturday morning from apoplexy. Funeral services were held from his late home on Monday, Rev. Samuel Lewis officiating. Mr. Haskell had been a life long respected citizen of this town, a successful farmer, and a good neighbor. A wife and 2 daughters, Mrs. Jed Holt of Woodbury and Mrs. George Ballantine, with whom he lived, survive him.
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